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PAGE
BEC
Jabour
Store
Closed
all
day
Friday
.Bros.
Ba
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WE
ARE
OFFERING:
DISCOUNT
ON
COAL
For
Cash
at
the
Rate
of
50c
Per
Ton
Alberta
Lump,
$13.50,
for
cash,
$13.00
Alberta
Egg,
$12.50,
for
cash,
$12.00
Pembina
Egg,
$12.50,
for
cash,
$12.00
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PnONE
580
zam-buk
Usod
To-Night
Will
Hoal
Your
fEJ
ADDER
UAUnC
Cracked
Lips
UimrrbU
linilUd
orColdSores.
CUT
Still
Deeper
for
the
FINAL
WIND-UP
nkrupt
Store
Closed
all
day
Friday
Sale
starts
again
Saturday
Morning,
9
Sharp
Get
ready
for
the
Final
Wind-Up
of
Jabour
Bros.
B
ankrupt
Stock
WATCH
THE
PAPERS
A
party
of
Anyox
girls
consistlp
;
of
Misses
Flora
Cavers.
Isobcl
Oil-lles.
Marion
Cavers.
Barabara
Lee,
May
Barclay,
Pat
Loudon.
Eleanor
Wilson
and
Jean
Pinckeyis
payhi3
a
brief
Visit
to
tht
citv.
having
ar-
iiveu
on
uie
rnnce
unanes
mis
morning.
Week-End
Specials
Flour
Alberta
Rose
49-lb.
sack
New
Potatoes
15
lbs
New
Potatoes
per
sack
S1.35
25c
$1.50
Empress
Orange
Marma-
Elfin
lade,
4-lb.
tin
DUU
Fraser
Valley
Black
Currant
cn
Jam.
4-ib.
tin
OXJK
Malkln's
Best
Jelly
Powder
Q?0
5
pkgs
Malkin's
Best
Whole
Clams
1
(Zn
per
tin
XOl
Malkln's
Best
Spinach
2'
's
QAp
Libby's
Royal
Anne
Cherries
l's,
per
tin
Nabob
Queen
Olives
per
16-02.
Jar
15c
25c
Montscrrat
Lime
Juice
PAp
t)Ul
nor
r.nt!
MrV
Marsh's
Grape
Juice
per
bottle
Plums
Blue
or
Red
per
basket
Large
Ripe
Pears
per
doz
40c
70c
40c
Witch
Hazel
Toilet
Soap
a
?
n
i
6
cakes
Sunlight
Soap
:
per
carton
THE
DAILY
NEWS
July
3a
.
Investigation
Into
Halibut
Livers
Proceeds
Charles
F.
Lanwermeyer
Tells
Juneau
People
of
Work
He
Is
Doing
View
to
Industry
v
Halibut
liver
oil!
Will
babies
cry
for
it?
Maybe,
some
day.
Experiments
now
In
progress
may
prove
it
to
be
much
richer
In
medicinal
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J
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.....
jjiupci
uca
mail
tuu
iivci
uu,
oajro
i
j
the
Juneau
Empire.
j
I
unanes
f.
Lanwermeyer
oi
ine
I
Abbott
Laboratories
of
North
Chi
cago,
111.,
has
been
in
the
north!
two
months
conducting
research
studies
into
the
chemical
content
of
halibut
liver
and
arranging
for
supplies
of
the
fish
product
to
be
used
in
further
Investigation.
He
came'
to
Juneau
this
week
from
Ketchikan.
Previously
he
had
been
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Lone
Lived
Fish
"In
a
lone-lived
fish
like
the
halibut,
according
to
the
theory
of
scientists,
there
is
stored
up
food
content."
explained
Mr.
Lanwermeyer.
"The
belief
obtains
that
the
place
for
this
storage
is
the
liver.
A
halibut
adds
a
pound
to
its
weight
every
year
of
its
life.
A
male
halibut
will
attain
a
maximum
of
75
pounds,
a
female,
as
much
as
400.
Supposed
ly
a
female
may
live
as
long
as
four
hundred
years.
I
The
liver
of
a
75-pound
halibut
weighs
about
one
pound
as
a
rule.
"About
15
of
the
halibut
liver
is
oH.
while
50
of
the
cod
liver
Is
oil,
Fifteen
Times
Richer
v
"A
conservative
estimate
places
halibut
liver
oil
as
about'
15
times
richer
than
cod
liver
oil
in
their
known
medicinal
properties.
1
These
properties
are
called
vlta-Imlns.
Scientists
do
not
know
what
I
vitamins
are
but
they
do
know
what
!
they
will
do.
They
are
Classified
by
what
they
will
do.
"To
date.
In
the
experiments
con-
;
ducted
by
the
Abbott
Laboratories,
halibut
liver
oil
has
been
administered
to
animals
only.
The
results
have
been
such
as
to
encourage
the
present
investigation
and
research.
Pharmaceutical
Products
"The
Abbott
Laboratories
manufacture
pharmaceutical
products.
and
maintain
a
large
research
department.
'
'
"If
halibut
liver
oil
should
prove
to
be
efficacious
and
its
extraction
made
practicable,
a
production
plant
would
probably
be
established
in
Alaska.
Handling
the
material
in
this
territory
would
be
more
feasible
than
shipping
It
to
Illinois."
The
laboratories
are
paying
nine
cents
a
pound
for
the
livers.
This
part
of
the
fish
is
now
being
thrown
away.
After
concluding
his
investigations
In
Juneau.
Mr.
Lanwermeyer
will
return
to
North
Chicago.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
July
30,
1911
Britain
prepares
for
war
with
Germany
over
occupation
of
Agadlr
In
Morocco.
"Still
striding
Into
line
with
the
up-to-date
cities
of
the
world,
Prince
Rupert
today
witnessed
an
auto
car
carrying
a
party
of
sight
seeing
tourists
around
the
city,
Members
of
the
party
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
Behnsen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Rolde
of
Vancouver
and
their
friends
In
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hart.
From
the
wharf
the
car
sped
off
to
McBrlde
Street,
ihence
along
Fifth
Avenue
to
the
hiKh
level
bridge
over
Hays
Creek.
After
a
swift
race
to
the
crest
of
the
rise
there,
the
party
motored
back
by
Sixth
Avenue
and
round
to
Fourth
at
the
Bacon
residence
from
which
such
a
fine
view
of
the
city
and
harbor
Is
gained.
From
there
It
was
a
quick
race
to
the
Royal
where
the
party
breakfasted
and
then
caught
the
Venture
to
continue
their
tour.
This
little
incident
so
early
In
the
hlsfory
of
Prince
Rupert
point
to
a
very
big
tourist
'business
before
long."
BULBS
FOB
SALE
20C
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Leaving
the
Islands
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TOUILS,
per
aozen
sue
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Street
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20s
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ltLS,
per
aozen
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per
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..
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to
CAPT.
GILLATT,
SANDSI'IT,
B.C.
(182)
World's
Most
Ancient
Fashion
London.
Julv
30:
The
fashion
for
wearing
armlets
that
has
become
such
a
craze
in
the
last
few
weeks
revives
one
of
the
world's
most
ancient
ornaments.
In
olden
days
circlets
of
gold
were
kept
by.
Tputon
kincs
In
their
treasury
in
or
der
that
they
might
be
available
to
bestow
upon
those
who
earned
the
royal
favor.
Minstrels
were
generally
rewarded
with
a
gold
armlet
whenever
they
played
before
royalty.
Nowadays
the
ornaments
hav.e
,
become
more
democratic,
for
liter-1
ally
everyone
wears
one
with
a
ten
nis
or
short-sleeved
frock.
LETTER
BOX
OBJECTS
TO
PROVINCIAL
GOV
EKNMEXT
RELIEF
TLXS
Editor,
Daily
News:
With
reference
to
your
remarks
regarding
government
relief
camps
I
think
It
is
a
disgrace
and
Insu'l
to
the
workers.
The
government
plan,
which
if
carried
out.
will
leave
the
men.
with
practical);,
nothing
after
they
buy
boots,
clothing,
etc.,
as
there
are
lots
of
days
in
the
winter
time
when
it
L
Impossible
to
work,
owing
to
thn
stormy
weather.
JiUo
I
know
camps
can
be
run
on
much
less
than
si
per
day
for
board.
When
I
was
out
for
two
weeks
cn
the
same
work,
board
was
80c.
..'o
some
one
must
be
wanting
a
rake-off.
.
Why
not
take
a
copy
of
the
New
Zealand
scheme,
where
everyom
(
is
paid
decent
wages,
and
only
IS
cents
deducted
for
board.
The
majority
of
the
workers
want
to
pay
their
accounts,
which
the
hotel)
cafes,
etc.,
have
been
good
enough
to
credit
them
for,
but
under
this
plan
impossible.
Yours
truly,
....
AN
UNEMPLOYED
WORKER.
Parker
S.
Bonney.
logging
superintendent
for
the
Pacific
Mills,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
ss.
Prince
John
this
morning
after
havlntj
spent
the
past
three
weeks
ou
Moresby
Island
In
the
interests
or
his
company
and
will
sail
tomoi-row
night
on
the
Princess
Mary
fr
Ocean
Falls.
STOCK
TAKING
SPECIALS
We
have
found
our
stock
blfjer
than
it
should
be
and
are
making
this
splendid
offer
for
good
savings.
We
advise
you
to
get
your
monthly
requirements
at
these
prices.
Soda
Crackers
$1.00
sise
IQn
special
y
Butter
Forestvljle
A
1
7
1
P
2
lbs.
for
Brookfleld
Cheese
5-lb.
box
Skim
Milk
Cheese
2-lb.
box
Bggs
are
advancing
300
doz.
to
sell
at
3
dot.
for
..
Bread
per
loaf
Malkin's
Best
Jelly
Powder
per
doz.
Malkin's
Best
Extracts
2-os.
bottle
Malkin's
Best
Custard
Powder.
3
tins
Malkin's
Best
Coffee
per
lb
VEGETABLES
Potatoes
9?0
pr
17
lbs
Cauliflower
2
for
Fresh
Peas
From
Terrace
3
lbs.
FRUIT
Bananas
3
lbs
Orapes
Seedless
2
lbs
81.49
51c
53c
7c
58c
1.6c
85c
45c
si
in
sack
Vv
35c
25c
35c
38c
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'
Esther
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'
"THE
PRODIGAL"
A
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Interspersed
with
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and
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S6n
Color
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Lesson"
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It
or
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Friday
and
Saturday
ROBERT
MONTGOMERY
In
Shipmate
CASH
&
DELIVER
PRICES
COOKhT
An
exceptionally
fine
vegetable
shortening,
per
Id.
MALKiN
b
litJaT
TEA
Per
lb
MALKIN'S
BUST
COFFEE
'
Per
lb
CORN
FLAKfcS
Per
pfcg
I
NABOB
LBMON
or
ORANGE
JUICE
Enough
In
im
i,
bottle
to
make
20
glasses
of
real
refreshing
drink.
p.
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MAC'S
BEST
CHOICH
QUEEN
BEANS
Per
tin
....
ROYAL
CITY
PEAS
No.
4
Seive
Per
tin
AYLMER
CATSUP
Per
bottle
EMPRESS
PURE
STItAWBERRY
JAM
3ti-lb.
glass
Jar
EMPRESS
SWEET
ORANGE
MARMALADE
2-lb.
glass
Jar
NABOB
RASPBERRIES
2"s
Per
tin
NABOB
STRAWBERRIES-2"s
Per
tin
NABOB
LOQANBERRIES
2's
Per
tin
SOAP
FLAKES
In
bulk
3
lbs.
for
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your
order
and
pay
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holidays
until
August
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and
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